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Old 05-04-2005, 09:44 AM
KSig RC KSig RC is offline
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Originally posted by ADPi Conniebama
I am not arguing anything I am just stating for the last time. Public schools should not teach "theory" (or opinion) as FACT.
Public schools should not teach the "theory of evolution" as a scientific fact.
Connie, you should read my above post, where I explain to you why, in science, sometimes 'theory' becomes approximated as 'fact', and why that's not only a good thing, but a necessary thing.

I don't mean to insult or intrude on your beliefs, but I do think you're not as well-grounded in science as some of us, and these concepts are not exactly intuitive without that grounding.


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Originally posted by valkyrie
I'm just curious, but if you're a Christian who thinks the "theory of creationism" should be taught in public schools, would you be okay with public schools teaching about karma and rebirth? Let's say we call karma a theory, a fancy way of saying "cause and effect" -- is that cool?
This is EXACTLY the point I was trying to get at before - should we include stories from Buddhist or Hindu texts, for completeness? I get the distinct feeling people only want Genesis, which feels wrong to my simple mind.

Last edited by KSig RC; 05-04-2005 at 09:47 AM.
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